Speaking at a press conference after meeting with Xi Jinping, Sanchez stated that one country is currently violating this right. "International law is being fundamentally violated by one country today, and that is Israel. The conflict initiated by the U.S. and Israel was a mistake and illegal," said the Spanish Prime Minister. The Spanish leader warned that the erosion of international legal principles could undermine global stability. He emphasized the need to return to the fundamental rules and institutions that govern state behavior, arguing that long-term prosperity depends on adhering to these frameworks. "At a time when the international order is openly being questioned, we must return to its principles," said Sanchez, stressing Spain's commitment to defending international law. He also noted that the future and prosperity are built on these principles. "I believe that in moments like this, where the international order is openly being questioned, where there is uncertainty, and where many people feel anxious about what is happening now and what will happen in the future, we must remain vocal in defending international law," concluded Sanchez.